If you’re looking to get started with a faction they almost all offer some sort of Combat Patrol box that will include a bunch of models to get your army started. When it comes to buying your minis there are lots of options. There's something like 24 different factions to choose from though and there are plenty of guides out there to help you pick one. Gabe and I each stayed with Space marines and Necrons as our chosen factions and just built on the models included with the Recruit Edition. One of the things you’ll need to do when starting 40k is choose a faction and while this starter box may not include the army you want, it’s still a great way to learn the rules and figure out if the game is for you. This box includes some Space Marines and some Necron minis along with a basic rulebook to get you started. We started our 40k journey with the Warhammer 40k Recruit Edition. I have not investigated either of these…yet. These are called Killteam and Warcry respectively. Each of these settings also offers a more compact version of the game that uses less minis and uses streamlined rules for faster games. I am playing Warhammer 40k which is the Sci-Fi setting for Warhammer but you could also play Age of Sigmar which is their Fantasy world. So I figured I’d break down some of the basics for folks like me who are coming in without any idea what’s going on. I’m playing Warhammer 40k With my eldest son Gabe and I’ve had a few people ask how to go about getting started in a hobby that seems so overwhelming from the outside. I have recently directed my Eye of Sauron towards the world of tabletop gaming. I guess it’s just a mental disorder though. You know what I mean? Like I was a true renaissance man. Before that I just thought I was an interesting person. I only learned about the term Hyperfixation in the last year or so.
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